In any case, we can now expect to see support for Adobe Flash Lite as well as Adobe Reader LE on Windows Mobile phones, integrated with the Internet Explorer Mobile browser. For the uninitiated, that's that browser that sucks and needs to be replaced with Opera to do any real browsing.

“People want vibrant web experiences and access to entertainment and information anywhere, anytime,” said John O’Rourke, general manager, Mobile Communications Business at Microsoft Corp. Yes, that's why they use the iPhone, but unfortunately there's still no word whether iPhone will run Flash Lite, Silverlight, or something else. Tough nut to crack, that Steve Jobs.

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